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The device looks to be much like a small set-top box or similar, and only features two buttons on the front; Power (on/off), and record (start/stop).
The rear of the device has two strips of component sockets, the top is the input, the bottom is the output which feeds back to the tv.
On the bottom of the device is a 2.5″ HDD bay, which is where you will need to fit a 2.5″ drive before using this device.
Opening it up we found the lid has a small securing bracket that has to be set to either 9.5 mm or 12.5 mm, depending on the thickness of your hard drive. This makes sure the HDD is secured firmly in the bay.
We fitted one of our 120 GB Kingston HyperX 3K SSD's giving us the best guaranteed performance for this device, while still having a good amount of storage to play with.
